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The Wayland Career Connections Academy (CCA) was host for this year’s annual Quiz Bowl on Monday, April 20, welcoming teams from Grand Haven Central, Crossroads, and Lighthouse. With strong teamwork…

by Joseph Schultz The Dorr Township Board Thursday night will appoint someone to fill the trustee seat, left vacant by the resignation of Chandler Stanton. However, whichever candidate is appointed,…

Mackenzie Kositzky The Wayland softball started off strong in their home conference opener Monday after against West Catholic, sweeping a doubleheader, 10-0 and 23-4. The player of the game was…

Longtime Hopkins farmer Paul Marcinek, of Newberry, Fla., died April 6. He was 80. He was born June 26, 1945, the fourth of ten children born to Edward and Adeline…

Hopkins Township Supervisor Cade Bolser clarified a comment he reportedly made at the Township Board Meeting on April 13. It was widely reported that Bolser said NorthStar Clean Energy –…

Supt. Samantha Ball Some school millage questions will be decided May 5, but the Martin School Board voted Monday to place a millage renewal question on the August primary election…

Gregg Berens Allegan County Sheriff's Deputy Gregg Berens has checked off for the very last time after 42 total years in law enforcement. Gregg joined the Sheriff's Office in 1983,…

It was a really good night at the Wayland High School track where the boys’ and girls’ home teams recorded two dual meet victories. The boys, who remain undefeated this…

An extensive milling project for the streets in the City of Wayland is in the works. Wayland City Council members had a committee of the whole meeting on the subject…

Edin Rodas Edin Rodas, 37, was sentenced Monday to spend 18 months on probation after pleading guilty to charges of operating a cockfighting business in Hopkins Township. He was arrested…